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Translation: if you have no skills yet or have zero ability to market them and win clients, then this is for you. > Last but not least: People who do this will
by orthoganol 11y ago
Translation: if you have no skills yet or have zero ability to market them and win clients, then this is for you.
> Last but not least: People who do this will have much easier access to locals (after all you share an office) and therefore a much more intense travel experience.
Not to be rude, but you don't sound like someone who has traveled and worked as a lifestyle... What do you think people who travel as digital nomads do?
- jlg23 11y ago> Translation: if you have no skills yet or have zero ability to market them and win clients, then this is for you. Using a tool to make something easier does not disqualify people for me. Actually, I'd rather hire someone who uses a hammer to put a nail in the wall over someone who uses his hand "because he can". > Not to be rude, but you don't sound like someone who has traveled and worked as a lifestyle... What do you think people who travel as digital nomads do? Most of them work remotely for companies in yet another country and are thus able to happily hack away on their laptops without much interaction with locals. The ones who really worked with locals where doing unskilled jobs (old school work & travel). This is at least the pattern I have observed in 3 years in Africa, Caribbean and South America.
- orthoganol 11y agoAll who've I met are trying to assemble regular social groups, many dating locals... spend some time on r/digitalnomad if you're interested.